Oyler reunion set for Forest Park Shelter House
July 18 reunion at Forest Park Shelter House announced with brief notes on the Wright Studio framing ad and other local items. Signals of military and education updates include Carl D. Conner USN advancing rate while aboard USS Elshomin in the Mediterranean and James L. Gray completing a Pay specialist course at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Also listed are Kansas State University preregistrants James William Fox Jr of Ottawa in general agriculture and Roland Frederick Sass of Princeton in pre forestry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl D. Conner
USN
R. H. Conner
S. Poplar St
Mediterranean
Elshomin
James L. Gray
Curtis C. Gray
Wellsville
RFD
Army Adjutant General School
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Kansas State University
James William Fox Jr
Ottawa
Roland Frederick Sass
Princeton
Hospital Notes A Admission and Birth Report
Admissions list includes Mrs Mildred Lawrence Balds win Elizabeth Gentry 408 W 8th Debra Hamilton Ottawa RFD 3 Mrs Clarence Lily Melvern Tuesday Also Mrs Ray Howell 722 S Oak Wednesday Dismissals Emmett Thompson Princeton Tuesday Debra Hamilton Ottawa RFD 3 Mrs Grace Day Baldwin Wednesday Births Mr and Mrs John Eggleston Paola RFD 5 a daughter Tuesday weight 0 Mr and Mrs Thomas Chapell 1033 Cottonwood a son Tuesday weight 7 lbs 214 oz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Lawrence
Elizabeth Gentry
Debra Hamilton
Ottawa
Clarence Lily
Melvern
Ray Howell
Oak
Dismisslas Emmett Thompson
Princeton
Grace Day
Baldwin
John Eggleston
Tugsa
Thomas Chape Pell
Funeral for Nellie A Hopkins 64 at Greenwood Cemetery
Mrs Nellie A Hopkins 64 died June 29 at Lawrence. Funeral services were held July 2 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Gerald Snell officiating. Born August 4 1900 in Ottawa she played The Old Rugged Cross and In the Garden. Organist was Mrs R L Stevens. Pallbearers were Tom Johns Rubenstorrer Otto Schroeder Karl Romstedt Carl Eichenberger and Leonard Hume Phrey. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie A. Hopkins
Lawrence
Dengel and Son
Gerald Snell
Richmond Methodist Church
Hopkins
Ottawa
Lanny Greens
Old Rugged Cross
R. L. Stevens
Tom Johnson
Rubenstorrer
Otto Schroeder
Karl Romstedt
Carl Eichenberger
Leonard Hume Phrey
Greenwood Cemetery
Kansas City cattle hogs and eggs market report
KC markets show cattle and calves at steady to higher gains with steer prices around 26 1/4 to 28 0 0 per hundredweight and heifers around 25 to 26. utility cows 14 1/4 to 16. hogs mixed with barrows and gilts up to 25 higher while sows ease. sheep with lambs steady. consumer eggs and wholesale egg prices unchanged across mediums to large sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gum Kills Fan at Little League Game
A San Pedro mother identified as Dolores Stanford, 38, died after swallowing gum while cheering her son Chris Stanford, 12, who hit a home run in a Little League game. Police said she choked as the boy slumped to her seat and witnesses described the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Pedro
Calif
San Pedro
Dolores Stanford
Chris
New Minister at The Burg Arrives in Williamsburg Harris
The Rev. Joe F. Wilkerson and his wife Patty move with sons George and Patrick to Williams burg on June 13 to serve Williamsburg and Harris Methodist churches. He previously led Leonardville and Randolph churches in Riley county and studied at Arkansas Polytechnic College before entering St. Paul’s School of Theology in Kansas City. He is attending a July summer session and will need one more quarter to graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe F. Wilkerson
Williamsburg
Harris
Wilkerson
Leonardville
Randolph
Riley County
Patty
Arkansas
George
Patrick
Arkansas Polytechnic College
St. Paul’s School of Theology
Kansas City
White Stock Auctioned Off at Topeka Bankruptcy Sale
A private auction yesterday at 334 S Main Topeka sold the remaining White's Furniture and Appliance stock. James E. Quin trustee in bankruptcy presided in the post office building office. Rex Fulton of Fulton Furniture Warehouse Ottawa won with a 2250 dollar bid. Robert White had filed bankruptcy months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White’s Furniture and Applicance
S. Main
James E. Quin
Post Office
Topeka
Rex Fulton
Fulton Furniture Warehouse
Ottawa
Robert White
No Injury In Accident
No injuries or arrests were reported in an accident yesterday around 7 30 p m Joe D Oakes 33 of 1021 N Mulberry was south on South Main when his 1960 Oldsmobile struck a car driven by Charles M Brandon 18 of 119 S Locust Brandon was backing from the curb when the cars collided Oakes rear fender damaged Brandon car undamaged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe D. Oakes
Mulberry
South Main
Charles M. Brandon
Locust
Brandon
Oakes
Oldsmobile
Vagrancy Sentences For Two Atchison Youths In Court
County Court Two at Atchison sentenced Charles Homer Samuelson aged 18 and Jackie Bush aged 21 to 10 days in county jail after pleading guilty to vagrancy. They were picked up by Kansas highway patrolman Donald Lytle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchinson
Charles Homer Samuelson
Jackie Bush
A Kansas Highway
Donald Lytle
Garcia and Bonilla Seek Marriage License
Joe Richard Garcia aged 22 of Ote tawa and Gloria Joann Bonilla aged 21 of Chanute seek a marriage license. The filing names both parties and their ages as the basis for the upcoming nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Richard Garcia
Otetawa
Gloria Joann Bonilla
Chanute
Permit Filed for Joel Towner's Frame Garage
Joel Towner of 533 North Cedar plans to erect the foundation and floor of a frame garage at an estimated cost of 850 dollars according to building permit records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Towner
N. Cedar
Army Engineers See Flood Control Needs
Washington AP reports Army Engineers urge flood control work in the Arkansas River Basin above Great Bend Kansas. They warn recent floods in Colorado and Kansas affect project feasibility and delay completion by about a year. Col. Gerald W. Homann notes studies need funding and time with sites from Coolidge to Lakin and towns like Dodge City and Great Bend under consideration.
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Washington
Army Engineers
Arkansas River
Great Bend
Kan
Colorado
Kansas
Gerald W. Homann
Albuquerque
N.M
Robert Dole
R.kan
Dole
Homann
Arkansas
John Martin Reservoir
John Martin
Lamar
Granada
Holly Cole
Coolidge
Lakin
Dodge City
Vicinity
Larned
Kinsley
Walnut Creek
Pawnee Creek
Syracuse
Larnes
Homan
Summer Gazpacho and Molded Fruit Medley Delights
In a 1930s style recipe, a cooked Gazpacho variant stays fresh four to five days in the refrigerator with garnishes of tomato, cucumber, onion, green pepper, parsley, and croutons. A molded fruit medley dessert uses gelatin, orange juice concentrate, banana, strawberries, and whipped cream, unmolded for serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
New Industry Could Boost Ottawa Economy
A Kansas State Chamber of Commerce study across 11 counties over a decade estimates that 100 new factory jobs raise annual city retail sales by about 331000 dollars and lift total personal income, households, cars, and schoolchildren. The Ottawa area already added 200 jobs to H. D. Lee, Parmelee, and Divine Wayne payrolls in 30 days, signaling economic upturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
State Chamber
H. D. Lee, Parmelee
Divcee Wayne
Open House Set For OK Photo’s New Main Street Location
OK Photo Service Inc holds an open house on Friday and Saturday to showcase its new Ottawa location at 205 S Main, doubling floor space after moving from 314 S Main during extensive remodeling. President Co D Lyman of Paola, KC Power & Light commercial manager, and Joel Nordeen, VP and store manager, lead the firm, which has roots over 25 years old. It began as Ottawa Photo Service, wholesale and mail order, and was bought by Lyman and his wife in 1947, later merging with a retail camera shop at 127 S Main. Nordeen joined full time after 1951 and became a stockholder and officer when incorporated in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. K. Photo Service, Inc
S. Main
Co. D. Lyman, Paola
Kansas City Power & Light Co
Joel Nordeen
Ottawa Kansas Photo Service
Lyman
Main
Nordeen
Ottawa University
Local Airman To Korea
Lt. Thomas M. Mudrick son of Mr and Mrs David Mudrick 306 S Elm left for Korea July 2 after completing a nine week course in the Air Defense School at Ft Bliss Tex He is a January 1965 graduate of the University of Oklahoma where he earned his ROTC commission At Ft Bliss he specialized in air defense artillery notably the Nike Hercules missile and its firing system
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Mudrick
David Mudrick
S. Elm
Korea
Air Defense
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Mudrick
University of Oklahoma
France Boycott of Common Market Talks Persists
Paris AP France maintains its stand against new Common Market meetings after last week’s agrarian financing breakdown. Information Minister Peyrefitte said France will not return to Brussels discussions and rejects handing farm funds to the Strasbourg parliament, citing concern over supranational powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Alain Peyrefitte
Brussels
Peyrefitte
Strasbourg
Strasbourg Assembly
Avery backs ratification of presidential succession amendment
Gov. William H. Avery said he will urge Kansas to ratify the proposed constitutional amendment on presidential succession. He noted the issue may be taken up in a special session next year or waited for the 1967 session, depending on lawmakers and focus on reapportionment. He tied the idea to past politics during Eisenhower's heart attack and Nixon’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
William H. Avery
Kansas
Congress
Eisenhower
Avery
Richard M. Nixon
House of Representatives
US Planes Reported Slaying Reds In Vietnam Raid
Hanoi radio claimed U S warplanes killed 35 people and wounded 22 at an agricultural cooperative in Thanh Hoa Province. It said a second flight over the area Tuesday saw a jet shot down and the pilot killed, with no American confirmation in Saigon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Radio
Hanoi
Thanh Hoa
Viet Nam
U.S
Saigon
Man offers reward in gradual car stripping case
In Chattanooga Tennessee Charles Satterfield reports a 1950 auto parked in his garage has been stripped inch by inch over six months. Thieves first knocked out a rear window then removed tires wheels brake drums and other parts. More recently they took the radiator battery carburetor and trunk contents and have begun on the engine. A $25 reward is offered for information. police are checking several clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Satterfield
Satterfield
Pope To Be Arraigned In Bank Robbery Case
Duane Earl Pope, 22, Kansas, indicted for the June 4 Farmers State Bank of Big Springs Neb robbery and three bank staff killings, will be arraigned before U S District Judge Robert Van Pelt in Lincoln Friday. Assistant DA Duane Nelson said Pope may plead or seek a continuance. defense likely to request one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Duane Earl Pope
Big Springs
Neb
U. S
Robert van Pelt
Lincoln
Duane Nelson
Kansan
Farmers State Bank of
Nelson
Pope
Wallace Rudolph
Law School
Coe
Robert Crosby
Death of Charles A Hafer in Baxter area
Charles A Hafer longtime resident of the Baxter area died today at the Cedar House Nursing Home Funeral arrangements are pending at the Lav Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Hafer
Baxter Area
Cedar House
Lav
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Oyler
Forest Park
Wright
Joe F, Wilkerson
Riley J. Bishop
Overland Park
Warner G. Gifford
Dus Pont
Colo
Army
America
Virginia
Mary Randolph
Gazpacho Christine
Smith Insurance
Thomas Mudrick
Lamb
Espinosa
Marjorie E. Esplenosa
Peck Funeral Home
Copake
New York
Hillsdale Rural Cemetery
C. C. Scott
Waverly
Franklin County Sale Co., Inc
UARCO
Ottawa Herald
Sheldon Truck & Tractor Co
U. S. Civil Service
Menewomen
Lincoln Service
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa Rfd
Franklin County Sale Company
North
C. C. Grambins
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Josephine Phillips
Hicksory
Harold Stewart Gen
Clifford R
Hobbs
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Jim Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Osage City Livestock Sales
Osage City
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